Brake fluid upgrade question

[Thomas Reynolds]

>>> How is (Motul) RBF600 as a street/track fluid?

Mike wrote:
>It has a higher wet boiling point than most fluids I
>have seen so I don't see how it needs any more
>changing than anything else.

I was just going to add that I have had the same RBF600 in my car since the
week before the 2000 Convention! No problems here.

And believe me if there were going to be hygroscopic issues they would be
where I live. Try 90% or higher humidity even on the coldest day of winter!!

As I understand it, all brake fluid is hygroscopic anyway.

Thomas
'97 200SX SE-R
F-Max Stage II Turbo
Albany, GA